"Mann im Wind III" is a sculptural work by German artist Thomas Schütte that depicts a solitary male figure rendered in a gestural, expressionistic manner. The piece captures a sense of movement and vulnerability, with the figure appearing to resist or surrender to an invisible force, reflecting Schütte's interest in the human condition and psychological states. Created in the late 20th century, the work exemplifies Schütte's characteristic approach of combining figuration with abstraction to convey emotional intensity.